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They only failed to park in the bus stop because that would have been farther from the front door (it's across Master Street from that store). Laziness trump's all other considerations.

Parking on the sidewalk is and effective way to avoid enforcement here in Philly, that much so true. I'm an eternal optimist, though: I vaguely hope that that car wasn't on that sidewalk for more than the two hour non-resident limit.

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Probably doesnt have a residents tag

I would have preferred the park in the open spot about 10 feet from there and walk the extra distance, but I'm a filthy pedestrian lover.

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Not smart letting people know where you live

I’ve seen this on the boulevard 🫠

Oh good to know!

Prefer this over a lot of the other Philly parking nonsense. It’s definitely better than assholes parking on corners or in crosswalks. The way “city leadership” pretends there’s no solutions for the glut of needed parking is the real bullshit, but also not worse than the “ban all cars” crowd.

impressively close to the stoop at 1348

Let me know when they create a position to do all the shit they mayor should be doing.

The 80 hours is in hospital time. If you’re lucky they’ll let you finish charting at home.

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They should consider a commission to manage the police. Headed by, by a commissioner of some sort. One could call it a Police Commissioner. Yes, a Police Commissioner of Philadelphia. We might need one of those.

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I buy their stuffed/fresh pastas often and have a bunch in my freezer at all times. But the ones in the CSA are the shelf stable dried pasta shapes and I don’t use them as much. I’ve put in a suggestion to have Pasta Lab move towards the stuffed/fresh pastas for the CSA but it hasn’t happened yet.

FYI pasta lab stuff all freezes super well and you do t loose any quality, always have something of theirs in my freezer!

Philly Food Works is amazing for me and I highly recommend them.

You can decide how much to put in your prepay account (I think the min. is $100) and then each week you can order the things you want through their online portal. They also have traditional shares (which they call subscription boxes) where they will choose for you, but I love the option of picking it myself and only getting what I need/want/will use. The prices are the same or better as what I would pay at the farmers market and they carry pretty much everything I would buy at the market too (produce, cheese, meat, coffee, flowers, etc.) and from most of the vendors I love the most (shoutout to Beechwood!)

Oh and big perk for me is that they do home delivery, perfect for those of us without a car. They also do have several drop off locations in most neighborhoods, and they will pick up your boxes and containers for reuse.

I also love their approach to CSA and their support of neighborhoods and organizations that may be underserved. So yeah, I'm a fan.

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Small pee pee car confirmed.

The way I just knew this was brewerytown

Highland Orchards grows all year round. It is a really great, affordable share. We pay $17 a week for a small share that works for a family of 3.

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